Sentence examples for commentators contend that from inspiring English sources

Rather than concede that the Senate knew what it was doing, these commentators contend that the deletion was more a matter of careless editing.

Some conservative commentators contend that Mr. Romney is keeping Mr. Ryan too tightly collared, preventing him from making the full-throated arguments that many on the right are waiting to hear.

But some Spanish commentators contend that anticlerical feelings here have different roots because they are linked to the Franco era, when the church hierarchy became very close to an oppressive and often cruel government.

It is because she was never on the campaign trail, Ms. Reza insists, not, as some press commentators contend, that Ms. Sarkozy was off limits as part of the access arrangement.

Today, we join the latest loop of baseball's steroids roller coaster: the one where we refuse to be surprised by anything and yet still find ourselves mildly startled to have David Ortiz's name thrown into the steroids user bin, where a few television commentators contend that no one cares about steroids stories while in their fourth hour of talking about a steroids story.

Most commentators contend that this claim has been shown to be mistaken: in the year 2000, no-one was able to program computers to make them play the imitation game so well that an average interrogator had no more than a 70% chance of making the correct identification after five minutes of questioning.

Some commentators contended that the Denver cases didn't meet the rule since it was possible to restart the transplanted hearts in the recipients.

Others, like Mary Joe Fernandez, a retired American player, now a television commentator, contend that by protecting the many, the tour may be holding back that rare precocious player — the next rival to the Williams sisters, perhaps — who, like Hingis and Capriati, may happen to peak as a teenager.

Some commentators contend immigration was his Cantor's Waterloo, but I reject that out of hand.

Last, we find no meaningful effect of the unemployment gap on core goods inflation, consistent with commentators who contend that it is global (and not domestic) economic slack that impacts core goods inflation.More simply, services inflation is about expectations and unemployment, while goods inflation is about global capacity utilisation.

It's a terrible thing to do to corporations, business commentators contend on talk shows.